GO LIFE SAVERS, LLC
JUPITER, FLORIDA

Go Life Savers, LLC was founded by Mark L. Hughes in 2001 to address the critical demand for effective workplace health and safety training across America. Recognizing the need for preventive healthcare solutions, cardiac care, and safety education, Go Life Savers has become a trusted provider of such services to individuals, businesses, organizations, and communities throughout Palm Beach County, Florida. Mark L. Hughes, the CEO and founder, is certified as a Basic Life Support (BLS) instructor by renowned institutions including the American Heart Association, the American Safety & Health Institute, the American Red Cross, and the Emergency Care & Safety Institute. In addition to his role at Go Life Savers, Mark serves as AHA Training Center Faculty and Director, where he fulfills roles such as teacher, coach, mentor, and motivator for CPR AED First Aid instructors. He also practices as a psychiatric/mental health nurse and RN manager with Universal Health Services. His educational background is comprehensive: he holds degrees from the University of Rio Grande, Malone University, Ashford University, Union University (with honors), and currently pursues a Doctor of Nursing Practice at Loyola University New Orleans. As an esteemed member of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing and Golden Key International Honour Society, Mark is committed to community education on nutrition, physical activity, and healthy lifestyle behaviors. Go Life Savers is located at 1319 North Jeaga Drive in Jupiter, Florida, with contact numbers (901) 409-3841 and (662) 420-9461. The company's mission is reinforced through its work, partnerships, and receipt of significant grants aimed at community wellness projects. The organization’s officers include Mark L. Hughes as Chief Executive Officer and Michele L. Hughes as Chief Operating Officer. Incorporated in Florida on May 13, 2015, with the filing number L15000084474, Go Life Savers continues to dedicate itself to building strong communities through health education and safety initiatives.